I'm running ISPConfig version 3.0.4.6 with Debian Squeeze and apache2 from how to installation.
I noticed today my ISPConfig installation has stopped updating my Debian server when it wouldn't create a new database. The records are there in ISPConfig but no database on the server.
I took out a website on ISPConfig and under /var/www/clients/client#/ the original web# was still there and when I put the website back in ISPConfig add a new web# on it's own system but there was no change on the server.
I've must have done something to ISPConfig's root crontab.
I made an entry to cron to backup a website but nothing happened. I looked at the root crontab entry (but I don't remember what it was, only that ISPConfig was trying to use it). I deleted the cron backup request from ISPConfig and looked again at crontab and the entry was gone. At that time I recreated a crontab myself (crontab -u root filexxx) and made my own entry.
Somehow I must have gotten rid of the root crontab that ISPConfig needed to run the job queue.
So is this entry that's suppose to be in crontab for root:
As I've said it's no longer there. Should I edit crontab and add this entry? Can I use root crontab for my backups along with what ISPConfig needs it for?
I've added the server.sh line and jobs are moving out of the job queue again, but I don't have a line for cron_daily? I don't have any user defined ISPConfig cron jobs for any site.
Do I need another line in root crontab for cron_daily?
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